The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-07
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Rev. $. s.. Lambeth was announced to
preach in Danyille last night
Colonel A. S Buford is i'm New York.
Stale superintendent Of Education j.
J.. Buchanan delivered ON Tuesday the
address OF welcome 10 the Maryland
Teachers Convention now in session at
old Point
Colonel Charles T. Lightfoot. for many
years commandant of Bethel Military
Academy and gallant officer 0i the Con
federatc army. died i'm Culpcper county
last sunday. Colonel Lightio0t had
many friends and old pupils i'm this yicin-
ity who viii hear with deep regret of his
death
Mr. Henry l.. Chandler, one Of our
former most popular residents, now Of
Chicago, has been heartily welcomed by
many friends This week
Mr. r. II. Stain, who for many years
ran "a line of canal boats from Buchanan
to Richmond, died in Lynchburg Monday
night.
The ndel 1pped says, "Mr John s.
Wise Is not particularly beautiful, but he
is perfect AdOnis compared with the
picture of him published by the Philadel-
phia Pn~ John ought TO sue Brother
Smith for trespass
The Iuder.1pp.H says, "The University
boat club think that beating the Rich
mondcrs was glory enough for one day
The boys say they will have the cup next
year
Past Great Sachem VIM E Granger
was one of the long takers at the great
council fire and celebration Of kccOntaw
Tribe.L o. H. NJ. of Matoaca, Chesterfield
county, ON July ith.
Mrs America Budd, whose funeral
was noted i'm yesterdays TIMES, was the
widow of the late Isaac D. Budd, who
represented Loudoun county in the
House of Delegates soon after the waf.
The Alexandria people have not
stopped growing yet because they won
the cup in the late State regatta.
The travel on the New Reservoir line
Tuesday and last night was very heavy.
The withdrawal of the resignation Of
Councilman Andrew Pizzini seems TO
give very general satisfaction. The
Captain may be a little of but IL is
believed his heart is in the right place.
Mr. W. II. Lowry, chief clerk to the
general superintendent Of the Chesa-
peake and Ohio railway, who attended
Mr. Frank Trigg's funeral in Washing
ton, returned 10 The city Yesterday.
Mr.. n. o. Williams. State Secretary Of
the Young Mems Christian Association,
sprained his ankle in Norfolk. He Is
now In this city, and his many friends
wish for him speedy recovery.
The Sunday school Of the Fourth
Presby terian church will have a picnic
to-day at Young Pond.
Messrs. p. II. Mayo S Bro. sent some
choice tobacco down 20 Byrd-street sta
tion Yesterday for free distribution to the
Massachusetts men.
The sales Of tobacco at Lynchburg in
June amounted TO 100000 pounds.
The TIMES has received the Soutiern
CiHic for July, with varied and yalua
bic table of contents 1t is edited by Dr.
c. a. Bryce, Richmond, Va. Price, 81
per year.
Rev. Mr.. Hayden of Wikesbarre, Pa,
is in the city collecting material for a
proposed work on Virginia genealogy.
Mr.. Hayden is one of the most learned
and accomplished antiquarians and
genealogists of the country and, with the
very thorough and comprehensive in
] ,ra.tfootf.ul lao IL ms qlrinr tyin protuQf
a work Of great interest.
Try the instly celebrated NoImand